The 13 divisible Rare Pepes
The Rare Pepe Directory rules required cards to be non-divisible, with PEPECASH the one intended exception — the collection's currency. On-chain, though, exactly 13 Rare Pepes are divisible: PEPECASH plus 12 that slipped through.
What 'divisible' means
All 13, by issued supply
| Card | Issued | Circulating |
|---|---|---|
 PEPECASH Series 1 · Card 11 · Mike | 1,000,000,000 | 691,390,122 |
 TESTNETPEPE Series 9 · Card 36 | 1,000,000,000 | 914,443,160 |
 PEPEPASSPORT Series 13 · Card 1 | 100,000 | 99,999.8 |
 PEPENATION Series 1 · Card 4 · Theo Goodman | 10,000 | 9,999 |
 PEPEBUCKS Series 10 · Card 11 · 0jak | 1,971 | 1,971 |
 RAREPEPEFONZ Series 5 · Card 15 · Yoni Terenzi | 1,000 | 1,000 |
 PEPETRATION Series 1 · Card 16 | 1,000 | 100 |
 DAOPEPEHACK Series 1 · Card 22 · Hcarpach | 666 | 666 |
 RPDF Series 10 · Card 30 · ICQPEPE | 500 | 492 |
 MATADORPEPE Series 8 · Card 17 | 100 | 60 |
 PEPEGUN Series 1 · Card 26 · DanDarkPill | 100 | 100 |
 UNLUCKYPEPE Series 4 · Card 15 · DanDarkPill | 13 | 13 |
 LORDKEK Series 1 · Card 34 · Kek | 10 | 9.999… |
PEPECASH: the one that was supposed to be divisible
PEPECASH (Series 1, Card 11, minted by the curator “Mike”) was divisible by design. With a billion-unit supply, it became the collection's currency — the token you paid submission fees in and the standard trading pair on the Counterparty DEX. Its divisibility is a feature, not a bug: you can't run a currency you can only send in whole numbers.
LORDKEK: divisibility as an accident
LORDKEK is the canonical “oops” card: it was minted divisible by mistake, and so it promptly fractured into dust — holders splitting single cards into tiny decimal fractions. Assembling a whole, un-fractured LORDKEK became a collector challenge in itself, since so much of the supply exists as slivers of a card rather than whole ones. It's the poster child for why the non-divisible rule existed.
Why only PEPECASH was meant to be divisible
The Directory's submission rules were explicit: cards had to be non-divisible, locked, and issued between 100 and 100,000. A non-divisible card is a discrete collectible — you own card #37 of 100, whole. Divisibility turns a collectible into a currency, which is why PEPECASH was carved out as the single deliberate exception. The other 12 are simply the ones that slipped past curation in the collection's looser early days — human error more than intent.
How we found them
divisible = 1 — no guesswork, no lore required. The count is exactly 13.Sources: on-chain Counterparty ledger (issuances divisible flag); PEPECASH and LORDKEK context cross-checked against rarepepes.com and the pepe.wtf wiki.